Sentence examples for painted bird from inspiring English sources

The other was Kosinski's Painted Bird, which was presented as a novel.

Painted Bird depressed me, but Night did far more - it frightened me.

I began reading Mamet, and 'The Tin Drum,' and 'The Painted Bird,' and all sorts of stuff.

"Endangered Pieces" is vaguely post-apocalyptic, post-traumatic — a description that also applies to Mr. Zustiak's recent "Painted Bird" trilogy.

There is the sense that, with "The Painted Bird," he has found his material, and will be mining it for a long time to come.

The performers in "Painted Bird" often point fingers at the audience, invoking a complicity that should come as a surprise to no one.

Along the margins, the scribes painted birds, hearts, zodiac signs and flowers.

It's the historic site where Roger Tory Peterson painted birds, cataloged his many photos of them, and did research.

And Art in America magazine is portraying him as the abstract inheritor of Audubon, praising the flamboyant way he painted birds and animals.

The 17th-century Dutch artist Rembrandt van Rijn painted birds-of-paradise and marine cone shells gathered from the early European exploration of the Pacific, testifying to people's fascination for attractive and interesting specimens from "exotic" locales.

"Now there are these painted birds all over the place," Mr. Tiryakioglu said, "and when you reach the top floor, they are flying toward a glass skylight, in the shape of a star, toward the sky".